About City

Spain’s sunny summers make it a magnet for travellers seeking a laid-back relaxing holiday, but the country’s capital and largest city is no place for lazing about. Whether exploring the Madrid’s world-class art museums, gazing at architectural marvels while sipping a café con leche at a sidewalk café or rollicking the night away at tapas bars along on the Gran Vie, the many attractions in Madrid are simply too captivating to miss.

Fortunately, Madrid’s most popular destinations are centrally located. The heart of the city is Puerta del Sol, a large plaza serving as the scene of festivals, important gatherings and street performers as well as a hub for the public transportation network. Another important square is Plaza Mayor, known for its many souvenir shops, cafes and the lively San Miguel Market. Visitors won’t want to pass up the opportunity to see these top sights.

Madrid, the capital of Spain since 1562, is located at the geographic centre of the Iberian Peninsula. Because of its central location and high altitude, the climate of Madrid is characterized by warm dry summers and cool winters. Madrid is a city of great monuments.

The top 10 tourist’s attractions are;

• Palacio Real
• Plaza Mayor
• Prado Museum
• Retiro Park
• Gran Via
• Puerta del Sol
• Plaza de Cibeles
• Temple of Debod
• Mercado de San Miguel
• Museo Reina Sofia

Attractions & Landmarks

• Palacio Real.
• Plaza Mayor.
• Prado Museum.
• Retiro Park.
• Gran Via.
• Puerta del Sol.
• Plaza de Cibeles.
• Temple of Debod.
• Mercado de San Miguel.
• Museo Reina Sofia.